Features	To Use:
Call Forward - Program your   calls to ring at another number	To Turn On: Lift the handset and listen for   the dial tone. Press *72. Listen for dial tone.   Dial the number where you want your callls   forwarded. When the phone is answered,    your Call Forward is in effect   If the line is busy, or there's no answer:   Hang up. Within 2 minutes, repeat the steps     above. You'll hear a cofirmation tone, to let   you know your Call Forward is now working.   To Turn Off: Lift the handset and listen for dial   tone. Press *73. Listen for the confimaiton   tone, and then hang up.
Call Forward Busy - When you're   on the phone, you can be sure   that your callers can talk with    someone else of can leave a    message for you.	To Turn On: Lift the handset and listen for   the dial tone. Press *90. Listen for dial tone.   Dial the number where you want your callls   forwarded. When the phone is answered,    your Call Forward Busy is in effect.   If the line is busy, or there's no answer:   Hang up. Within 2 minutes, repeat the   steps above. You'll hear a cofirmation   tone, to let you know your Call Forward   Busy is now working.   To Turn Off: Lift the handset and listen for   dial tone. Press *91. Listen for the   confirmation tone, and then hang up.    Your Call Forward Busy is now "off".   To Change the Forward Number: Turn off   Call Forward Busy (see directions above).   Repeat the steps above to turn on Call   Forward Busy entering the new "forward to"   number.
Call Forward No Answer - If you    can't get to the phone, you can   be sure that your calls won't go   unanswered.	To Turn On: Lift the handset and listen for   the dial tone. Press *92. Listen for dial tone.   Dial the number of rings (from 2 to 9) to be   allowed before the call is forwarded.   Then, dial the number where you want your   calls forwarded. When the phone is   answered, your Call Forward No Answer    is in effect.   If the line is busy, or there's no answer:   Hang up. Within 2 minutes, repeat the   steps above. You'll hear a cofirmation tone,   to let you know your Call Forward No   Answer is now working.   To Turn Off: Lift the handset and listen for   dial tone. Press *93. Listen for the   confimation tone, and then hang up. Your   Call Forward No Answer is now "off".   To Change the Forward Number: Turn off   Call Forward No Answer (see directions   above). Repeat the steps above to turn on   Call Forward No Answer entering the   new "forward to" number.
Call Forward Remote Access -   You can use a touch - tone    telephone at another location   to change your Call Forward on   your home or business phone.	To Access Your Telephone's Call Forward   Service Remotely: Lift the handset of any   touch - tone phone and listen for the dial   tone. Dial the Call Forward access number   provided by your telephone company   (989-587-0102). After the line rings, listen for   the special dial tone. Dial your seven digit   home or business number that has Call   Forward. Dial your Personal Identification   Number (PIN) - (the last 4 digits of your   telephone number). Listen for the special   dial tone. Your are now ready to change   your Call Forward.   Proceed with one of the three Call Forward   Functions: Call Forward, Call Forward Busy, or   Call Forward No Answer.
Call Transfer - You can transfer a   call to another number or add a   third person to a call. When   you're ready to hang up, the   other two people can continue   their conversation.	To Transfer a Call: Press and quickly release   the "switchhook: to place the person you're   talking with on hold. Listen for the dial tone.   Dial the third person's phone number. (if you   have speed calling, you may dial one of your   codes instead). When the third person   answers, you can talk privately before making   it a three - way conversation. To complete   the transfer, press and quickly release the   "switchhook". you can now talk with both   people at the same time. Hang up and the   other two people can continue their    conversation.   To cancel the transfer: You can cancel the    transfer at any time - if the third person did   not answer, you received a busy signal or   recording, or you wish to cancel the transfer   after talking to the third person.  Just press   and release the "switchhook" twice. You'll   be reconnected to the person holding.
Call Waiting - You can use your   telephone without missing other   calls. A special tone alerts you to a   waiting call; the person calling you   hears a normal ringing.	To Answer A Waiting Call: When you're on   the phone, a special tone tells you a second   call is waiting. Simply press and quickly   release the "switchhook" on your telephone.   Your first caller is automatically placed on   hold, while you're connected with the   second caller.   If you choose not to answer the incoming   call: You'll hear a special tone to remind you   of the waiting call.   To Alternate Between Callers: Simply press   and quickly release the "switchhook". While   you talk with one caller, the other will   automatically be placed on hold. Each   conversation remains private.   To End Either Call: Hang up. Your phone will   ring. When you answer, you'll be connected   with the remaining caller.   To "Turn Off" Call Waiting Before Making a   Call: Lift the handset and listen for dial   tone. Press *70. Listen for the confirmation   tone. Dial the telephone number you wish   to call. Now, your call will not be   interrupted by the Call Waiting   tone. Other callers will hear a busy signal.    After you hang up, Call Waiting   automatically "turns on" again.   To "Turn Off" Call Waiting During A Call:   Press and release the "switchhook". Press   *70. Listen for the confirmation tone. You'll   automatically be reconnected to your call.   After you hang up, Call Waiting automatically   "turns on" again.
Distinctive Ringing/Teen    Service -  Two, three, or four    different phone numbers can be   assigned to your home telephone   line. Use one number for the   adults...a separate number for   a home business...and another   for the children. You can   answer the phone differently for   different callers.	To Use: When someone dials your main   telephone nuber you'll hear normal ringing   (one long ring). When someone dials any   of the other telephone number, you'll   hear special ring that identifies that   number (such as two short rings.) Wait   until the full ring pattern is complete before   answering. You'll know whether the call is   for you - and how you should greet the   caller.   If you also have Call Waiting: If someone   dials our main number while you're on the   phone, you'll hear a normal call waitin tone.   If someone dials one of the other numbers   you will hear a special Call Waiting tone   that identifies that particular number (such   as two short tones).
Home Intercom: Use your phone   to talk with someone in another   part of the house, garage, or   barn - wherever there's an   extention. A special ring lets you   know it's an intercom call.	To Use: Lift the handset and listen for the   dial tone. dial your own phone number.   You'll hear a confirmation tone or a recorded   message indicating that you've dialed your   own number. Hang up. Listen for the phone   to ring. You'll hear a special ring for a Home   Intercom call. The phone will stop ringing   when someone picks up an extension. Lift   the handset and you'll be connected.
Speed Calling: You can enter up   to eight telephone numbers -   local or long distance - into your   Speed Calling list. Then, you can   reach those people by dialing   just one digit.	To Program your Speed Calling List: Lift   the handset and listen for the dial tone.   Press *74. Listen for a dial tone. Dial a one   digit speed code (choose any number 2   through 9). Dial the telephone number you   wish to assign to that speed code. (For   long distance calls, be sure to include "1"   plus the area code.) Press the # key.    Listen for the confirmation tone.   To Call Someone On Your Speed Calling   List: Lift the handset and listen for the dial   tone. Dial the one digit speed code, then    press the # key.      To Change Your Speed Calling List: Lift   the handset and listen fo rth edial tone.   Press *74. Listen for the dial tone. Dial the   one digit speed code you wish to change.   Listen for the cancellation tone, then the   dial tone. Follow the steps above to   program your Speed Calling List.
Speed Calling 30: You can enter   up to 30 telephone numbers -   local or long distance - into your   Speed Calling list. Then, you can   reach those people by dialing   just two digits.	To Program your Speed Calling List: Lift   the handset and listen for the dial tone.   Press *75. Listen for a dial tone. Dial a two   digit speed code (choose any number 20   through 49). Dial the telephone number you   wish to assign to that speed code. (For   long distance calls, be sure to include "1"   plus the area code.) Press the # key.    Listen for the confirmation tone.   To Call Someone On Your Speed Calling   List: Lift the handset and listen for the dial   tone. Dial the two digit speed code, then    press the # key.      To Change Your Speed Calling List: Lift   the handset and listen fo rth edial tone.   Press *75. Listen for the dial tone. Dial the    two digit speed code you wish to change.   Listen for the cancellation tone, then the   dial tone. Follow the steps above to   program your Speed Calling List.
Three Way Calling - When   talking to someone, you can   add a third person to the call.   It's easy to coordinate family   schedules or hold a telephone   conference with business   colleagues.	To Add A Third Person To The Call: Press   and quickly release the "switchhook": to   place the first person on hold. Listen for   the dial tone. Dial the third person's phone   number. When the third person answers,   you can talk privately before making it a   three - way connection, press and quickly   release the "switchhook". You'll be   reconnected with the person holding. If    either of the people hang up, you can   continue talking with the remaining person.   To End The Call Completely: Simply hang   up.
Automatic Call Back / Repeat   Dial - You can save time dialing   busy numbers over and over.   Your pohne rings you s the line   is free and automatically   connects you.	How To Use: When you hear a busy signal,   press and release the "switch hook". Listen   for a special tone. If you've already hung up,   lift the handset and listen for a normal dial   tone. Press *66. If the line is still busy, hang   up. Your phone will check the number for up   to 30 minutes. A special callback ring alerts   you if the line becomes free (some phones   ring normally).  Lift the handset to    automatically place the call.      To Cancel Your Callback Request: Depress   the "switchhook" and release. Listen for a   special dial tone. If you've already hung up,   lift the handset and listen for a normal dial   tone. Press *89. Listen for the confirmation   tone or announcement. Hang up.
Automatic Recall/Call Return -    You can find out who called and   return the call by dialing a   simple code.	How To Use: Lift the handset and listen   for a notmal dial tone. If you were already   on the phone and ignored a call waiting   tone, press and quickly release the   "swithhook". Press *69. Your call will go   through like a normal call. If the line is   busy: Hang up. Your phone will keep   trying the line for up to 30 minutes. A   special call back ring alerts you if the line   becomes free. (Some phones ring normally).   Lift the handset to automatically place the   call.   To Cancel Your Automatic Recall Request -    Press *89. Listen for the confirmation tone   or announcement. Hang up.
Calling Name and Number -    When you receive a call, the   name and number of the person   calling you is shown on your    Caller ID display screen.	How To Use: When you receive a call, wait   until your telephone completes the first    ringing signal. The telephone number calling   you - and the name associated with that   number in telephone company record - will   appear on your display screen. If you choose   to answer the call, the name and number will   remain on your screen until you or the caller   hangs up.
Customer Originated Trace -    When you receive a harrassing   call, you can dial a simple code   to trace the source of that call   for the telephone company.	How To Use: When you get a nuisance call,    press and quickly release the "switchhook".   Listen for a special dial tone. If you've already   hung up, just lift the handset again and   listen for a normal dial tone. Press *57.    Listen for a confirmation announcement that   the last clal has been traced. Hang up. The   number you traced will be recorded at the   phone company. If you decide to follow up   on the matter, we'll provide that number to   the local authorities.
Per - Calling Block - By dialing   a code before you place a call,   you can prevent your phone   number from being displayed on   the Caller ID display of the person   receiving your call.	How To Use: Lift the handset and listen for   the dial tone. Press *67. Dial the number   you're calling as usual. The person you've   called will not be able to see your number   displayed on their telephone diplay screen.   Instead a "P" or "Private" will be displayed.
Anonymous Call Rejection - When   you've turned this service "on"   any callers who hae blocked their   number from your caller ID display   will hear and announcement that   you do not accept anonymous   calls - and they should remove   blocking and call back. All other   calls will ring through as usual.	To Turn On: Lif the handset and listeen   for the dial tone. Press *77. Listen for   a confirmation tone or announcement.    Hang up.   To Turn Off: Press *87. Listen for a    confirmation tone or announcement.    Hang up.
Selective Call Rejection - You   can program your phone to   reject calls from any nunmber   you place in the rejection list.   When your service is turned on,    any callers in your list will hear   an announcement that you're not   accepting calls at this time. All   other calls will ring through as   usual.	How To Use: Lift the handset and listen for   the dial tone. Press *60. Listen for an    announcement telling you whether the    feature is on or off.  The recorded voice will   then tell you how many (if any) numbers are   currently stored in your rejection list. Follow   the voice instructions and dial 3 to turn the   feature ON (if it is currently off), or turn the   feature OFF (if it is currently on).   To add the last caller to your rejection list:   Press #01#. (On a rotary dial phone, dial   1201.)   To hear the phone numbers on your list:   Dial 1. After the list is read, voice instructions   will follow.   To add a number to your list:    Press #.  Follow voice instructions.   To remove a number from your list:   Press *.  (On rotary phone, dial 11.)   Follow voice instructions.   To hear instructions again:   Dial 0.
Selective Call Forwarding - You   can program your phone to forward   those calls from a special list of   numbers to another number - such   as your cell phone. When your   service is turned "on", calls from    numbers in your forward list will   be re-routed to your "forward - to"   number. All others will ring at your   phone as usual.	How To Use: Lift the handset and listen for   the dial tone. Press *63. Listen for an   announcement telling you wheather the feature   is currently stored in your forward list. Follow    the voice instructions and dial 3 to turn the   feature ON (if currently off), or turn the feature   OFF (if currently on).   To Add the Last Caller to Your Forward List:   Press #01#.   To Enter Your "Forward - To" Number:    The first time you turn on the service, you'll   be asked to enter the number you'd like your   special calls forwarded to. From then on, the   system will simply remind you of the current   "forward - to" number, dial 0 and then follow   the voice instructions.    To Add a Number to Your List: Press #.    Follow the voice instruction you'll hear. You   can store up to 31 phone numbers on your    forward list.   To Remove a Number From Your List:    Press *. Follow the voice instructions to    remove any of all of those numbers from your    forward list.    To Hear Instructions Again: Dial 0.
Voicemail - You won't need an   answering machine to record   messages while you're on the line   or not at home.	To Use: The initial setup of your voicemail box   must be performed from your home phone. The   initial setup menu is very intuitive, and a voice   walks you through everything.   Initial password or pin is the last 4 digits of   your phone number.   Remote access:   Westphalia - 989-587-6245 (MAIL)   DeWitt - 517-277-6245 (MAIL)   St. Johns - 989-668-6245 (MAIL)   Access from your home phone:    Lift the handset and listen for   the dial tone. Press *99.  Follow voice prompts.    Check Voicemail Online: wm.4wbi.net - Login   using your 10 digit phone number. Password is   whatever was selected during the initial setup.   You can view, play (through your computer    speakers), and delete any voicemails.